What are the important time markers for the emergence and development of the Internet?

In 1978, Beijing sent the first Chinese e-mail to the world, "Over the Great Wall, to the World", marking the beginning of China's entry into the Internet.

On May 15, 1994, Xu Rongsheng in France, Fan Gang, a research student at the Institute of High Energy Research in the United States, and Andehai in Beijing jointly built China's first website through the Internet. I scanned a Chinese stamp with the Great Wall printed on it and put it on the website. In addition to introducing the development of high science and technology in our country, this site also has a column"tour in china", with the aim of introducing contemporary China to foreigners.

The Internet was first established in 1960 as a pilot network by the U.S. Department of Defense to support defense research projects. It links the computers of many universities and research institutes together so that researchers can communicate at any time through the network, rather than having to meet frequently to discuss problems. At the same time, because the data, procedures and information of various places can be shared online, so as to maximize the use of local resources, this undoubtedly greatly improves the work efficiency.

In 1983, the Internet began to shift from experimental to practical. With the liberalization of policies for commercial use, the Internet can provide not only information transmission, but also information services. Many institutions, companies, and individuals connect the collected information to the Internet and provide information query and information browsing services.

All users of the connected Internet, no matter anywhere in the world, at any time, can get the information and services they need from **. It can be said that it was at this time that the Internet really played its huge role, and it was precisely from this time that the Internet attracted more and more institutions, groups, and users, and this network became more and more huge.

In the 90s of the 20th century, the pace of modern society was accelerating, and the Internet entered a period of rapid development with the introduction of high-performance computers into ordinary homes. At present, more than 200 million users around the world have access to the Internet.

The Internet first originated in the United States and is called "internetwork" by researchers, referred to as "Internet", and the Internet is the Chinese translation of Internet. The Internet and the Internet are synonymous and refer to the vast network of networks connected to each other by a common set of protocols to form a single and huge international network in logic.

In 1969, in order to ensure that even if part of the network was destroyed and the rest of the network could still maintain communication in the event of an attack on its computer network, the U.S. military first used it for military connections, and then connected the four major computers of the University of California, Los Angeles, Stanford University Graduate School, University of California, and the University of Utah in the southwestern United States, which was the prototype of the Internet.

In 1991, the first Internet-friendly interface was developed at the University of Minnesota, which became a sensation, and since then, research has been carried out around the world, resulting in the Internet today.